Feature Request: TF2 Run In A Borderless Window

[dbass81]

Dota 2 has this option "run in a borderless window". Not sure why TF2 does not.

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                                        43.2cm x 24.0cm  (49.4cm diag)
Primary VRAM Not Detected

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[genpfault]

Setting the launch options to %command% -window -noborder works for me in KDE 5.12 though it tends to make mouse clicks flaky (occasionally misses mouse button down/up events).

[Combine900]

Can we get this feature? You could implement it with Smissmas 2021 :)

[Ashetf2]

HL2 has this feature, so I don't think it would be hard to implement

[Ashetf2]

And now normal hl2 has it

[AtomicTEM]

Don't know if this is relevant here, but also forcing borderless windowed with launch commands, reduces the FOV in-game compared to fullscreen even with fov_viewmodel and fov_desired being the same.